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VCA Inc. latest to face 401(k) class action

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VCA participants paid annual record-keeping fees of up to $105, while some comparably sized 401(k)s have fees closer to $38, plaintiffs claim.

VCA Inc., which operates a chain of veterinary hospitals, is being sued over its former 401(k) plan, with plaintiffs in the proposed class action alleging excessive administrative fees.

In the case filed last Monday in U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, law firms Ahdoot &

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